NBA Scores and Standings From Tonight's Lineup
Multiple NBA games featured Boston, Golden State, Philadelphia, Houston, Portland, and New Orleans. Key highlights include Dave Cowens scoring 15 of 21 for Boston, Julius Erving leading a 103-92 Philadelphia win, and New Orleans securing a 113-109 victory with Pete Maravich contributing 17 assists and 10 rebounds.
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Tucson Open Ends with Lost Tickets and Confusion
Local listing shows scattered names and partial items including Talley's Taffy and Morgan Truckers amid a confused sale at a YMCA venue. Fragmentary OCR lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Sun Devils rally past UTEP to stay unbeaten in WAC
Arizona State 61 UTEP 56 as Mike Moon sparked a late run with two baskets and a key pass. Lionel Hollins led ASU with 14 points, Rudy White and Scott Loy 13 each, Fleming scored 35 in a high scoring win as No. 13 improves to 13 2 in conference play. New Mexico trailed at halftime but Fleming tallied 20 after the break.
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WHA Highlights Hartford Scoring First To End Slump
Righting Tommy Webster scored the first goal of the season at 1 2 into the final period to spark Hartford and help them snap a four game skid with a win over the Roedrunners.
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Mater Dei leads Saints 85 67 in Angelus League opener
Mark Breitfuss scored 29 points to lift Mater Dei High of Santa Ana to an 85-67 victory over St. Anthony in the Angelus League opener. Breitfuss went 13 of 17 from the floor, with 15 points in the first quarter and 12 in the third. Jim Elenz added 16 and Jack Dean 11 as Mater Dei built a 72-40 cushion after three quarters. St. Anthony’s Terry Carney led with 22 points as the Saints fell to 5-9 overall. Other league results: Servite 79 Pius X 56. Bishop Amat 58 St. Paul 56.
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Stones jumps indoor high mark at 7 feet 5 inches
Dwight Stones, the world outdoor high jump record holder, cleared 7 feet 5 inches to set a new indoor record at the Meet of Champions in Pocatello Idaho. He barely miss his first attempt and opted not to challenge the height further. The Pacific Coast Club of Long Beach dominated the mile relay with a 3 12.93, while Don Baird of Long Beach State set a 17 feet 4 inch pole vault meet and Mini-Dome record.
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Bruins Fall Short as Stanford Holds Lead
UCLA led by Richard Washington with 17 points and Dave Meyers 15 but shot 37 percent while Stanford hit 52 percent. Scott Trobbe and Mark Gilburg helped the Cardinal fend off UCLA's 11-0 run and maintain a four-point margin late in the second half.
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Smith vaults 18-2 to set indoor world best
American pole vaulter Steve Smith of Long Beach State set a professional and world indoor best of 18 feet 2 inches at the International Track Association meet in Montreal. He cleared the mark on his third attempt and defeated rival Bob Segaren as he collected 2000 dollars and a trophy plus 600 for winning the event.
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Basketball results from Pacific Coast games
UCLA and San Francisco State posted wins as Cal and Chico State fell 72 to 42. Riverside beat Northridge 63 to 41 while Loma Linda defeated Pacific Christian 74 to 41. UTEP and Juana 6, New Mexico State, South Georgia Tech and Wolford 7 were also noted in a scattered results brief.
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Bergeron Leads Cal College in Career Night
Fragmentary notes show Bergeron achieving a career milestone for Cal College with a 2S mark. Other players like Heer and Wee tina Pres are mentioned in partial lines, along with Worthy Rupesbar and Christensen id Sens Webbs in unclear contexts.
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La Mirada tops Paramount in SGVL thriller 56 54
La Mirada defeated Paramount 56 to 54 as Tom Kretschmar hit a go ahead 20 footer and Gerrald Benson and Karl Korver had 16 and 14 for Paramount. Downey beat Bellflower 49 48 in double overtime, while Lynwood beat Excelsior 75 55 and Warren topped Norwalk 80 63 in SGVL play.
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Detroit rookie Blair Stewart injured again in foot setback
Detroit Red Wings rookie center Blair Stewart, who previously broke a leg before the season, has broken a bone in his right foot and will be sidelined. The injury adds to his battle to return to action for the team.
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Mayfair Falls to Cerritos in Suburban League Tilt
Cerritos led 25 9 after one quarter and pulled away for an 80 57 victory led by Ben Howland 24 points. Neff upset Gahr 67 65 with John Spinosa scoring the winning basket with four seconds left. Artesia beat Glenn 62 45 as John Ring 17 paced the winners.
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Unbeaten Fountain Valley and Marina lead Sunset League
Marina upset Newport 86-55 behind Bob Losner 25 and Rich Branning 21 as Fountain Valley defeated Westminster 63-52 to stay atop the Sunset League standings. Los Alamitos beat Edison 69-62, Garden Grove edged Santiago 68-62, and Huntington Beach won 83-66 over Cypress amid district play.
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Golden West Rally Secures 84-83 SCC Win Over East Los Angeles
Golden West College edged East Los Angeles 84-83 in a tense SCC contest. Terry Meisenheimer netted 28 points as the Titans built a 47-34 halftime lead and withstood a late rally to move to 3-1 in league play.
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Harbor Sea Hawks top Rio Hondo 93 to 70 in Friday win
Harbor College star Gilbert Hicks led with 24 points as three Harbor teammates hit double figures in a dominant 93 70 victory over Rio Hondo. The Sea Hawks built a comfortable lead with balanced scoring and strong defense.
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Tennis results from Bahamas Open series
India and New Zealand split in a best of five. Parun leads New Zealand with set scores 57 64 63 64 62 as final results appear mixed with other players noted. The report lists Bjorn Boreuk and Sarten Ave Vedden among performers with unclear match details.
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